Oregon City enterprise., May 12, 1893, Image 8

EDUCATIONAL NOTES
Conducted l'dcr the Auspices or the
ClNctaniM County Toucher.' Anno,
elation.
A WORD TO TKAl'HKRS.
Attholatt mceiiim of the tenelior's
wociation I10M in Orvon City Ap-il
at, C. K. Peiwe h elected editor o( tlie
education! column in Una papvr. To
successfully conduct this column it will
be necessary for the editor to have news
to tell. Itistliprelore the duty of every
teacher and every person at all interested
in educational work to fuiward all items
of interest to C. K. Tease, Clackamas, Or.
It will not consume a great deal of a
teacher' time to write a copy of the roll
of honor, besides it will eneoiirafce
punila to obedience and dili-ence.
Teachers should invite the patrons i
and school ollUcrs to visit the school
often, thereby encouraging the pupils to
renewed efforts. Nothing ia so dis
heartening to an energetic conscientious
teacher as the knowledge that his work
is unnoticed.
Friends of education should make it
point to attend the meetings of the
aRsociation whenever practicable
take part in the discussion.
H. P. Omsos
f ' David IV II M In tha BaniUa.
Mr. Hill's influence In the sonata is
Tory much greater than la generally bo
lioved. though it may not bo strong
euough for a contention with the admin
istration. In a measure II ill haa taken
the place of Gorman In the senate. All
the friends that Uorman lost in Odcago
Hill gained, and this gives 1dm sufficient
power In the senate to make himself
quite disnpivnlilo to the administration
if be desires to do so. The assumption,
however, that ho is going to put on a
emit of war paint aud carry a bowio
kuifo in each boot and a braeo of six
shooters in view does not givo sufficient
credit to his discretion and skill as a
political wirepuller.
Notwithstanding the bitterness of feel
ing which is provoked by the New York
senatorial flight, it may bo depended upon
that Mr. Hill will not appear iu tlie sen
ate in the attitude of an open opponent
of the administration. There is good
reason for believing that Mr. Hill will
not ouly decline to pose as the leader of
an opposition, but in spito of all the af
front be feels have been put upon him
he will support the administration in
most matters. Where trouble la looked
for by those who are skimming over tlie
surface is with relation to the conifinna
tions. There is a notion of some people
that Hill will uuike a fight at every op
Tinrtniiitv. Tluv are tirobnblv mistaken.
and Jjen wj0 trctty familiar with tlie
situation and know llill Tcry well be
lieve that he will follow no such line of
policy, but will approve everything and
KARIfe
'GLOVE
Root
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Ansrtnrileljniviiirt NKH V KTONU!,
BoM tjr Omiriiiaiaiiraviit r mini, t'., Wo.,
and ll.CU pvr pucka. tmnili firo.
XT ft 1f The Fsvortte TOOTH refill
ClwforUieXeutaanUiUvsiU.iiuo.
For sate bv (.'. li. Huntl'V.
T t i f Sollwood will close
-hl in district No. 'X near Damascus ! every person passing his test of Dcmoo-
It is believed the only thing Hill has
11. r. ".ilOSOU IB irmmiiK m uiciv.
Noi 158 nearCurrinsville.
Supt. Gibson haa received an invita
tion from the committee at Wright's
Springs inviting the teachers to hold
their June meeting at the springs, also
an invitation from William Haiikinsof
Macksburg srhool, to hold the meeting
at the Maiksliinv school as it is to close ;
the 30th of June. I
The people of the rural districts are!
takiiiif auite an interest in local insti i
In view is to stand on guard to prevent
the preferment of Mugwumps. His tent
cf party qualifications will not bo per
sonal rapport of himself. But he hates
a Mugwump. Washington Star.
A GOOD I
INVESTMENT
la one that brings big
returns,
A GOOD MEDICINE
It the one that doos
what Is claimed for It.
OREGON
KIDNEY
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when I'nnaltuK. lama IB Ihr
Ha.a ami I.iiuIm, Irrllntl.Hl nl
the Hla.Mrr, Itnck Durt IKioait
aud 111 ik lit lin.,
CURI YOURSELF and
Live a Long Time with
out paying Interest on
your Lease of Life, by
suffering.
Sundny Services.
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Krk.l.irin I'a.tur. Si.rvlria at II .iVI.H'k a nt ami
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i every WcJiiioitay eveulug
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w ud .r MMPvit.itt Art ami llilrtl Null'
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ami 7 m .aait 111 rl SiunUy alU'rumiii "I
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W. S. MAPLE,
Blacksmithing and Repairing.
HaviiiK oneiil'llie Iwat sIiimth In I ho
tale in nil' 1 1 1 1 I v , I milks
HORSBIIOI'IXG A SriX'IALTY
! ALL WORI ATTENDED" TO PROMPTLY.
EAST AND SOUTH
-VIA-
A Suppoacd Cholera Victim AIIt.
In the iH'ginning of September a doo
tor wcut from a small lkrmnn town to
Hamburg to assist among the cholera
patients. Five days aftor arriving there
news reached his homo that in following
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SHASTA LINE.
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favoraftle. the aso.-wti.m would receive ! fae mounleJ as , mrtyr ani, M
more invitations than it eouM accept. , 8ort8 of inujjtory compositions were !
Missea Hankina and (irnliam nill j Jedicated to his memory. A lady to i
close school at Mt. Pleasant Friday uf whom ho had been betrothed was among j
entertainment tho monniers. I
A sensation lias been cuused in town
now by the news that the young man's I
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W. F. P.lm.teer of ( nrnnsv.lle ' R., in whk.h th. mm who was upnu8ei j
the guest of Sunt, l.ibvon last we-k : tQ l)0 d(iaJ mform9 her that he ia very
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.,,.,' A . i i in the pocket of a man who bad died of i ntiee u hereby niveit. :hai the mnlerHiitne.1
tion April 20 which was not reporbd in ; . . ' . . ros(n,biinK mm i mi Hie M ! Man-h. .luiv..
i .i,n unm-el! attended ctlolera- aml no-. resemouriK mm lu ,.,.ti,,r. a.lmtul.trnt.,r of 11,9 e.i of utr.rK
this column last week was sell atlen.ien. ., W1U1 hnned as the doctor. : V vi,iim..re..ie.e..l.i. the H rai.lei'mn.iy
this week with a literary
which promises to be quite a pleasant ,
affair. 1
hartlwart" store.
ORECON CITY. ORECON.
NOTli'K t'K l-ltlirosKH 8TKKKT lihAl'K.
S.uie t hereliy iilveii. lint the I lly C.miiu'II
of oreK.m CKv I'r.iixi.e toe.ial.lt.h the li.ll.iw
ilK gra.le Inr Klltll lr,et: ll.nlliliii.i al all e.
v.lli.n i.t tret al the ea.ierly line ul M.mr.H.
atreet; thei.ee mi all a.iemlllK elalit per rein.
K rn . t e ea.terlv li.lt. Inter.i'i'tliii. Willi tli.'e.nilily
rna.l near the we.t line ..f Van ll'iren ireet.
Piil.lii.he.1 1.) or.ler ul tin t uy t oiim-II. May 3,
ly.a L. L. I'Oii'l Kit, Itee.ir.ler,
Ati.MIMSTK.V TtiK'S NoTlt'K.
In the m.tter ul Hie niale i.l Urtirne T. Mill-
Al.i.ve train. .i"' mily al the MIi.wIiii i
II m.rlii i.l It Imrir Kt I'.irtlaml. nre-
t lty. W.Mll.iirii. Salem. AII.ai y. Taiuenl
Slie.1.1.. Ilalwy. lUrrlaburg. Jiiiirlfi.u t'lly, li
vhiK ami Kiigeue
Pullman Buffet Sleepers.
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First on the program was a sontf hy London Kewa.
Mr. Philip Soulen, followed by a recita-1
Hn V. Xliaal nr Miller Next was a Marrlatl at the He.il of a Coffln.
Kv Mrs V.. E. Cbarman. Sui?iin- Mourners who gathered at
tendent Gibson then introduced the .
orator of the evenimt. Prof. John M. I
a funeral
In Elmhurst saw a remarkable sight. In
the coffin in the parlor lay tho body of
Un l.nrv I") (lav. Friends aud rehl-
Bloss of the Aitricultural college at j tiveg were KMeii X)ouU The Rev. T. J.
Corvallis Prof. , Plosa's lecture on i (jelling, 0f Scranton. was there to preach
"Cnlture and How to Get It" was a the funeral sermon. Just before the
masterly effort and he held the attention ' time set for the senices to begin A. B.
of his audience closelv lor an hour. ! Clay, a son or the dead woman, walked
' I a. t. ln.l.n.a. f i .... I Wli.in Unlf.
that everv teacher i lu 10 l"
! uer. luese 1 wo were lovers, uuu itiey
i there retjuested the P.ev. Collins to mar-
Court "I the lie Oregon lor i.laekatnaa I
I ."..uiity. All periini. having i-lnlrn. again. I aani
1 e.tnte are hereby m.nrle.l t.. reaent ihem. will. .
! the .rM.r von.'l.er.. wllhln tlx lunnlha Irmn I
- the line ol till, ilollee t.. the limler.lgneil at the ,
1 ..nie.. ..I tha W lllamette Paner A l'ul I-'"., ore- I
I.. (,. lit it.M-. I 1, Amu r.
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Weal Hlile Invi.tolt.
HKIWKKN roltTI.A.M) AND COKVALUH.
Mall Train. Pally (KAeepl Suii.laf.l
THROUCH TICKETS
TO ALL I'OIMS
EAST AND SOUTH,
ffi.ii Cltv. Oretrtitl.
lii.ie.l ihl. -Jlh illy 11I April.
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, warr.nl l. me the tr. ..( I.-, "I ...ilfit). I'h
I yi.ur .lollif. eli.l. f.e. I here.. a , ..ll.er Hh
i Hie reeell "I the lre.irer ll the t'.-l.
ul .ui-h lr a. ti.l.lt" him
I III. war,nl I. I'lr'l l-y "r-l" "I l'i ell,
I tiiiinell ..I nirg. 11 I II, lreg..n. al a meeting "I
J .. r. mill II l.rlil I He 7 !.'
Ill all lie.. here.i I l..e li.-re-ii.ni tel iny
! haml aint iltliil the a.al ..( aal.l nrrg-.li t'lly.
jlhiainth'l.yl lr.-.-i..t-i. S'-iJ f M,1(rf.
I Heal J lle...ier.illre.ilit 'Uy.ttifgi.il.
have listened to.
ry them. When young Clay produced
The lecture was one
in the county should
Last on the program was a song by
Mrs. J . . Gray. the required certificate the preachercon- j
' Tl. fr.llon i'mr named Dunila of the ; aented to pirform the ceremony. The
Macksbt.rg school have been neither air-' brido aud groom took their place near
. , ,!, ,i: ' the head of the cufiin and. with the
sent nor tanly during the month emling , .
T, , ., , ,. , , mourners for witncsfis. they were pro
May 5th: Ralph Adams, Mary, Bridget jnonnceJ hli(.,)am, an(, wlfB Tben the
and Joe Gibson, Katie and Mar'in Gnb-; funerai M.n-ice(, went on. Cor. Phil-
ble, Ellen, Margaret and Walter LaMour, adelphia Record.
V.,. M.Hinonil .TrvR K'ftbonrek. Alma!
and Albert Klebe, Ida and Chester j
Smith. Johnnie hckert, Diednrb Harms,
John and Otto Kraxberger, Jetisie Hep
ler, Jimmie Nelson, and Charles
Christ Weismantlel. Number of
enrolled 48; average daily attendance 44.
All tb patrons and friends are kindly
NOTU'E ('F API'MSTMKST tK AUMINI.H
I 1UATDH.
Nolle la herehy given. Ihat th uiii!erlgnel
' haa heen apnolnleil hy the Moniiriililet.'i.iinty
' Court of "la.-kitimt. pmiiity. tireiroti. ailniliii.ira
i tor with the will annexe'l i.l the e.lale of l.u- I
: man 11. 1'alklua, .le.-ea.eil. All .er in having
! claim, agaln.l nalil e.lnte are notlneil to re
: .em them. iroperly v ri H.-.I. lo nie al my real
1 ilenre at Haieli. nar oawrgn. i iregmi. within
i fix nimilha from Ihe ilate til Una m.ti.-e or they
i are forever barre.l. t.KO II I.Ol K.Y.
IAlin' of U.e e.ime of I.unian II. Calkin., il.-e'il.
I Ilate.l May 1, liMI.
rorlii ken anil lull liilormatloii regantlng ,
; ral ia. mail., etc., Call on l.'omi'auy'i agonl at j
i Oregon I uy
K KOKIII.KK,
Uanager.
T.. P. ItfHIF.ItH,
Aaa'l li. K. and Pan. Agent
Sarah lternhar.lt la DUtorbed.
Sarah Beruhurdt is in u reat state of
! mind just at present. Her reckless son,
P I UnnnnA tin nr ,. .1 , i . I..rn. I .ill f.f Ilia nwn
I iUaUilW. WIO .JIIIIUl.V.' 4 W.l ...u v
i fortune and not a lit: le of hers at
PUI"18 i baccarat, and aa his indem-ndent little
I wife refuses to support him any longer
they have quarreled and separated.
invited to call on the school and note our Then business has uot been exactly suc-
cesslul or lato witn i.ie actress, several
HONPS FOK SAI.K.
Sealed hl.la will he weired lv tlieTri-a.urer
ol Clackainaa eontity at lila mlice in the eoiirt
hon.e In Oregon City, up t" li n '-loek noon.
May I'i i'.':t, forthe "ale ol heml. o the aim. mil
aitllUiu, of aeh.Kil .ll.trlet No. 4:1 ol t laekamaa
enmity, Oreuon. sal. I le.tnla not lo he ...I.l be
low par. lti.l.lem lo f,.rnlHh ropy for homla.
S. II. CAI.IKK, County TresMirer.
Oregon City. My 3.
progress.
William Hankinh, Teacher.
! of her ventures have not been rich in
1 results. Finally they have burlesqued
Following are the names of pupils in , her Cleopatra, and represent tho divine
district No. SO, Mini., who have been i as mildly dancing and sinng "Ta-ra-ra
neither absent nor tardy dnring the : Boom-de-ay." and Sarah doesn't like it a
i . i oo.u I bit. One can funcy the choice but nn-
montb ending April 28th : I transl;jt;lbl(J vark,ty of Fronch profanity
Elnora Ginther, katie Bohlender, m-iwith whicn th(J tragedienne dis
nie Duffy, ('alia Hornshuli, Arthur ; ti,j8 succession of misfortunes.
Bluhm, Willie Blutnn, Earnest Martin, ' Exchange.
Alonzo and Ralph Meyer. Number en
rolled at present 50; average daily atten
dance 3;'i
Mvrtlk Tatlok, Teacher.
The following named pupils in district
Ne., 19 have been neither absent nor
tardy during the'month ending April 28th
Eddie and Celestia Meier, Laura Lucke,
... ...1. ,, 1 ....
wuue menmeyer. .au.ie o"g'", think it as much of a crime for a liter
John Mundorff, George Ilol.man, Min- ; ary man to,.ut olr t)j ,., Gf a worj HS
nie, Ulara and i-.ua mtermaniie. i for a rog to cut olf tho enu or a pig s
tail, for instance. Form ia to all printed
About the Hpelllns of Worria.
The Springfield Kt publican has adopted
the disagreeable trick of siajlling certain
familiar words ending in "giio" without
their full complement of letters, In re
viewing a new book a few days ugo it
says, for instance, "Tlie author excels in
bright and amusing dialog." etc. It al
ways fatigs us to see such vulgar liber
ties taken with our native tong, and we
NOTICK FOR I'irill.ICATlON.
Land Ollice at Oregon Ity. Oregon.)
April Jl. ln. I
Notice I" herehy given that the lollowlng
naim-.l aettler ha. nlt-.l notice of Lin Intention
to make Dual proof In aupport of til. claim, un
der Section imi, K. S.. ami that aalil prool will
he maile Ix-fore the Kegl.ter ami Keeelverof the
(' S. Ijiml Olll.e al Oregon City, Oregon, oil
June H, lM. vl:
Jacob Wln.l.
Iloine.tea.l entry No. . for the S. K. 't N. W.
i, lota 3 ami 4. ee. 5, T. 2 8., II. 7 K. lie namea
the following wltuen.ea to prove hla eonvlnuoua
realileni-e upon ami cultivation of aal.l laml. ru:
Fritz Patrl.-k. Iiavid ) liomiell, John Mi lntyre.
II. Harper, all of Salmon, Clackainaa eoiiniy,
Oregon! J. T. APPKI'MON.
4 ai:ft-2 Keglater.
V
4 1
a4.Z'tsiia.'.
r ,
HI-
lly rlri.if ..I the ,l.i a.rrani I have le.lr.
upon, ami will. h.iunl.r. the l"b lar "I
! May. I-M. .1 the h."ir i.l I el.a-k p m "I .' l i
; clay, al tlieeourl Iioiim. ...r III Iht i lly "f .
! gull I lly. i la. k m. r.n.lity. oirg.ni, .ell Ihf
' fi.lli.wll.g .. .i rlln-.l rr.l ,f.per .1 . il.ilr .r
tloll. fur e..li In h.li't ir w liliiet. lhrfe.1 ..alii
j ..ll.ly the .llloillit .'I Ihe .a.r..inrt.l il'.e
' tl.rre-.n. .. .Imwll 'l-ill tin- i.-llti-'.ellt I .1. ("I
j the lading of a .ear, nil M.IU atlrrl .li i'i-
' .treet. In ..rej.ii. I Or. (r-...i, uh-lri the ht'ilT.
a. lull, ilr.i rll.v.l In ..I.l i.r-lll.al.re ,u If" il
Or.-gnii l II,. to wit
I. I.t of .l.'iitlilieiil, fur .ewer .aw..mrii'i on ;
M.ln aii-l -r... .tri e' ui.'lei ir e iilull
i.-.crli..i.i.i
North half ul lot "lie,
tilie k :i
K.at 1i l.-et ofT t.'irlh
h. if ol I -I hi. k
Norihi-rii IT 7 l.ei ul
lot a, l.l.a-k r.
(ne hall llltere.l III
17 ll off the li"llh-
erly lat.lu ul lot 7.
I.loi-k '.'
One half Inlerrat In
the .null, half uf lu
M. I.I.K-k
If a net'. N una
I. like Comer
I. like Ci. liter
W II II,...
t a lrl Itajal
Ami
' Ml
a on
1 iu
r. m
Kl l i ITY ."M,I or A o I
Wr. ' r . e, y fr..i.'l a.t-1 t. 'irili
a..t.. ii to. .i.il. In ie rc:..., t
All n, u.l.g hlrthlell e...l.i: I..
Irl.l I' I At )MU
i,.- Cat irr. Itroi.lcr
t I irk U l "l'"K. S.. K. . ,
Mrrl. n,.l .u l thil l V-ni lar la
.1 .ii.Kl.t. Hail l.itli.g .,.hc' .
I 1 1. a Hi
lire
UK tl'K I'ohT. S" JO A II. MTi.
or OHMioN
Wre'.a flr.t kl t.y ul e.rl, ti.,'.l
f 11.11 orrgout liy Vl.itliig !.
ariruUte
IU VII) w A It T II I H Vu
i r ni. ..i)
Ut.S I lUM'k l,"t. N". VI U A I
mvi.l l Ofrfn
VeeU In wlneil llu.lfa al elf '
mil., Ill eaeh nm.lli al t orl. I
e'in..'le. made wel. '.me J.r-ifc-
I k aa, anaa. A IJI. ta
urAi'K art irr i ,mi-. n u,
MINT or Ol.
Mr. XI U I '..n.i.ll,
w.. r i. c.-'.r.i.e. -
i li Hading. -
Mrcl. on nr.l and Uilrd re.-l.n
Rlulilh III k "I I' Hall Mrrn'm
I, at, Hid. ri,,.la!ty wrle-ia.rd
I
NOIICK FOIt PL'Ill.lllATHlN.
Land Oltlee at Oregon City, Oregon,
April it, li'JIt. (
Notice la hereby given thai Ihe following
named wittier ban lied notice of hla Imentloii
to niHke final proof in aupnorlof hi. claim, and
that wild prool will bu ramie before ihe Keghter
and Itecclver ol the t.'. S. Ihii.1 oibcc al Oregon
City Oregon, on June IS. ls . vln:
Martin I. Ilrldeiiniii".
Moiiie.tend entry No a7, lor the N. W. i.4' Hen.
U. T. 4 S., It. 4 K He name, the lollowlng li
ne, aea lo prove 111. eoniluiioiia realdetiee upon
and ciiltlvatloii ol laid land, vi: Kd. Miller,
Maaon Wiirniuk. John T. .Myen, Joaeph Heed,
allot Hi.rltigw.ter, t;nu'kinaa county, Oregon,
4-,.ri-a J. T. APi'KKSO.N. I'.eglMer.
Appel's Parisian Enamel for the
Creation of perfect Complexion, The
lavoriie French Ciaiinelic.
Appel'a Complexion Cream itra.il-
catrt Wrinkle., aud girei to the Skin the
leitureol youth.
Appel's Skin Bleach, Kra.llcatea all
Llenil.liea, and diatoloraiionaof the ak ill aii h
Tan, Biinbiirn, Hrecklra, Bwarthy and
fren.y appearance of the lace.
Appol's Oriental Powder In rie.li,
White, Pink ami Cream anno' a, give, to uir y . ... , , . .
tcuer:ncle,:,,u,"u' clcar ",d ,r"""""te"1 ""i Oregon racilic Kail road
orsiaiurai muan intmnjMium
l adri U"Tal Jl ur. '
J. K Hll.lAI'Ka. I
-i n v rj t:nyi-,.iir. t..r.
s.iNa or vrtrKAN
Y I' I'.ker I amp. N" IN "'
tut li.lf.l I lint. .lay etching of ear
k uf p b.n
v. a Al irr t .H
II a In along. It Hen
l, o W.Hiii. jat
I A S of K I' IIAkKIU AKM
Mrrl. Ill k P llalll.lt th tr"n4 ,
MutcUy avulllnr. ol eael, m-.i.'h
Ma. V K J"ll-"
M ai No I i irr. Soe y.
Nl tt K II A f T f
Mrela flr.t Hatuftay III each
Ii.iIIiiS.-w I ra, Piieml. ol Him
tllid to t.e prearlit Maa t .all.
Ma. r .arTW.a Crealdent
Ann.
true to nature, when applied lo the fine or
lipa.cnnnot be detected, put up In two ahuuet
I .Vht l..r Itloiid. a, Dnik f .r liruueiirt.
Ihi Aj?l Cjinatle Co. Dia Trsteli:, C.I,
A imiiiphleton how lo C'tealea uuuiplvlluu fruo,
and g.Mla k'ur Hull) R
'i-i'
K. W,
IIADI.KV, Kirt iv. r.
Direct I, ini Quick ili.-pat
Low frciL'lit riilo Im-Iimiii W'il.
Followinnare the names of the pupils
in district No. ."2 who have been neither
absent nor tardy during the month end
in); May 5th : Mary Tinnerstet, Flossie
Casper, Edna Gard, Belle Evans.Georgie,
Grace and Cora liingo, Hattie Rint;o,
Frank Rinno, Amanda Tinnerstet,
Henry Kleinsmith, Cecil Casper, Willie
Miller and Johnnie Miller. The patrons
and frends are cordially inyited to visit
the school and note our progress.
Fannik Mavfiem), Teacher.
Following are the names of pupils in
school district No. 70 who have been
neither absent nor tardy during the
month ending April 28, George Cotta,
Cecil Beal, Carl Beal, Homer Rowan
and Mark Rowan. We would be much
pleaaed to have all the parents' friends
and all who are interested, visit our
school.
Sodrib Mavpiei-d, Teacher.
Take your babies to the New York
gallery and get a good picture while" you
have the chance,
language what brog is to the speech of
the Irishman, and a plug, we say, be on
the man who would deprive either of its
natural charms. Charleston News and
Courier.
Dentlatrjr and Diplomacy.
We notice that the United States lega
tion is doing duty as a dentist's office
and consul general's court. This no
doubt is another good stroke of business
which kills two birds with one stone.
But what if the White House were let
out In part to a publican? The Ameri
can legation is national property and
ought not to be converted into drug
stores or don tints' offices. A sense of the
fitness of things or tlie dignity of the flag
is evidently unknown at tho American
legation.fciiam Free Press.
Bad Sympathy for tlie Court.
Charles Townes, v.'!io was founiuilty
of grand larceny in tho comity court at
Canadaigua, is a rathrr original cliap.
When he was called ny for sentence he
made an eloquent pica for mercy and
sympathized with the court "for having
to sentence an Innocent man." Utica
ObesnSf'
TREES! TREES II
Twenty thousand
ITALIAN AM) Fli'lITl I: PRUNES
For Hale clieep at tlie
PRAIIH NURSERY
Portland-Clatskanie
R-O-U-T-E,
First class Prunes, Gc. each in
100 lots.
Second class, Sc. each in 10
lots.
For further information, call on
or address, DAVID J. COX,
Clackamas Co. Canby, Or.
NOBLETT'S STABLES.
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable
ORECON CITY.
LOCATED BETWEEN THE BRIDGE AND
DKJ0T.
Double and Single Rigs, and sad
dle horses always on hand at the
lowest prices. A corrall connected
with the barn for loose stock.
Information regardinf any kind ol
Btock promptly attended to by person or
letter.
Horses Bought and Sold.
STR. SARAH DIXON,
J. W. KIIAVr.lt, Muster,
Leaves Washington street dock,
Portland, every Monday, Wednes
day and Friday, at 0 A. M., for St.
Helens, Kahuna, Rainier, Oak Point
and intermediate points, arriving
at
CIvATSKANIIC
At 3 o'clock p. m.
Return trips for Portland following
mornings at G a. m.
laiiiette Vail.
Francisco.
y piiiits (mil San
C AMiV I.OlHiK. No V.I.I 0
V.ri. flr.t anl thlr.l Saiunl."
Ki.lrl.t . hall I nl.) VI. Itlm m"1
In. -In w.l It. I.K'i. V. kH"IO
Ki i i K n ii r. aw
Tt'Al.l UN (illANOK, NO lll.t
M.-rt. U.t Haiur.lajl ul aarti av
hall It. W Mlln H '
Mi. Ittna siuar, rlrr'jr.
lil'TTK fltVKK nil Ni.K. ' '
M...a at their hall III Manilla r
)l I in, ) III ni l. ii.i.iiih al lo a.
.-liiU-ra al w a a rlr.ilim. .
J K l .ti H . )
Hrrrrlartf
OCKAXSTKAMKKSAIMXfSS.
S. S. Willamette Valley
raniMMi'o March 1
Leaves San
and 21.
For freight or passenger rates
apply to dock clerk at Portland or
on board steamer.
This is the nearest and most di
rect route to tho Nehalem vulley.
F COMPANY, FIKHT HK01MKNT, 0. N. (I.
Armory, Thlril anil MhIii. Knnulnr drill nlirlit,
Mull ly. Iti.Kiilar biialiieaa iiiiiiiIIi.kii, jlrat
Moii'luy of cnuli miintli.
OPKlCKRfl.
J. W, OanoiiK, - - Captain,
r. 8 kll.-y, - - Flrat Mi'iiicnanl,
L. U Flckeni, SecouJ LlcutcuauU
Leaves Viiiiiinn Miir,., pj Ul,
This ('ompiiiiy rrwrveH t ),
right to change filing ( I :l t, , w;t j,.
out notice.
RIVKUSTKA.MKRS.
Slcuner "II.hik" 1,,,vh Portland
WedncKiliiy m anil Saturday's at li
A. M.
.n,.CH-!)A)f!"n- A'1- S!:,i"
Street Uhurf, I'orlland,
D. R.VAlJ(IllX,(!,.A't. San
V riincisco, Ciil.
C C llOfiUK, (J. k.A P. A.,
Corvallis, Oregon.
FRANK NELD0N
GUNSMITH AND LOCKSMITH
Oregon City, Oregon.
Full Stock of GunsAmmiinition.
ItiipitiiKon nil ItliiilN of "ni,ii ,,, ,
l.ni.iil'My mn.1,,. ,,, ,' . 'k 1 ;
Wiiiii Htri'd, nxt u, 1 "
, Nolililt'a rJtnli,.a.
Mill. Al. I. A llllANOE. NO '
M.'.m. at thi'lr ball al Wrliihl'"
iTftnl Hat. It. lay i.l I'a.'ll l"Hla '
K.-lluw in.'iitbtri ma. In wnlc.ina.
J. Ml''
K II ....inn Hi-i',
W A US Kit liltAN'i.H. N"
I Mi'vi .,urih H.iurilay ..I i-arh
! ball In N..w Kra. f. William
Mra. M.t'
ThaLyMAIo,yh thB l(mt
nndmoHtdurHlileorKnnniud.,. Hold o,.
ea.,torm. by UurniuiHtcr A Andruucn j
At'llll.l.KS I.i im;K. NH K
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iiry Krl.lay lilKhtat i'"" !
Vial. I. in L .....1... ..........I
Cilia Al iiai.niT.J'
J. K ItlH.I'M.
i:i'I.I MIUA HooK ANI' W"1'
M...I. nr.i lrl.l.V ,.l i'l
K. l in nl ii riluilir hi. li. u. t.'M. 'V I
i: ii I.. , ..u i:hii n
CAT A It M','1 HllMK C"; N"
M...M. ... ,, n.l liio.ilaynt l ai i1"
am. I r i.uii... .,.. i.i. W II II "
tl. II. Il.r..w M.,... J. W. I'1-"'
Fill's I AIN llllHK CO.. I
H'Kular lili'.illnu, .1.. I.II.1 W i-aliira . .
ini.iilli al fiiidiii. Ii,iii. ..""I -
' Hi.v.iiili ami K I v ' I ,, , t
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Kb. Nkwtiin. For.'"'" f
I A'
WOOD TUKH
SCROLL SAWI
BOXES
Purlins
I
ditHlrinu Wood Tum .
Iiiriiri. IlrBt-hta, .
OF ANY
Shop Carpenter's!
, WilllioHiiltud by Collin.!'".
Doors, Windows and t
TO ORDER- J.
C3-. II. BE9TC!
Opp. the Com.ren.tW" A